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The INNOPHARMA Drug Screening and Pharmacogenomics Platform

REACT-EU PROJECT
CONVENIO DE COLABORACIÓN ENTRE A AXENCIA GALEGA DE INNOVACIÓN E A UNIVERSIDADE DE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA PARA REGULAR AS CONDICIÓNS DA AXUDA DESTINADA Á ACTUALIZACIÓN E AMPLIACIÓN DA PLATAFORMA INNOPHARMA DA USC
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The INNOPHARMA Drug Screening and Pharmacogenomics Platform arises from the BioFarma group's accumulated experience of more than 20 years in continuing programs, testing hundreds of thousands of compounds, tens of targets and the development, automation and implementation of hundreds of assays in complete cascades of early drug discovery.

The high-capacity infrastructures owned by INNOPHARMA allow it to be a European reference in early drug discovery, being accredited as one of the seven high-capacity nodes of the European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) EU-OPENSCREEN. INNOPHARMA Platform offers a set of services that cover all stages of the early drug discovery process from target identification to preliminary safety and toxicity assessment.

The platform is available for both on-demand services and complementary collaborative projects in drug discovery.

  • Drug discovery program design

    • Candidate Target Profile definition
    • Feasibility/druggability assessment
    • Screening cascade design
    • Identification of hits, leads and candidates

    Assay development, miniaturization, and automation

    • Target-based assays
    • Phenotypic assays
    • Deconvolution assays
    • Custom assays

    De-risking programs

    • Drug discovery programs up to proof of concept stage

    Chemical compound libraries

    • Compounds selected in silico based on biological and structural diversity
    • Proprietary compounds
    • Drug repurposing libraries
    • Target-focused sub-libraries

    Pharmacogenomics studies

    • Biomarkers identification
    • Identification of novel therapeutic targets

    In vitro preliminary ADME-Tox and safety

    • Cytochrome P450 induction and inhibition
    • Cytotoxicity
    • hERG channel
    • Chemical, microsomal and plasma stability
    • Plasma protein binding
    • Permeability assay
    • P-glycoprotein
    • Genotoxicity

    Customized assay development

    • Target engagement
    • Phenotypic assays
    • Deconvolution assays
  • From INNOPHARMA we are constantly developing new tests and implementing new technologies, so if you have any interest in any test or technology not included in this list, please contact us

    COVID-19

    • IN VITRO ASSAYS

    ACE2 activity
    TMPRSS2 activity
    Furin activity

    TARGET-BASED

    • GPCRs
    Radioligand Assays
    Adenosine
    A1
    A2A
    A2B
    A3
      Dopamine
    D1
    D2
    D3
    D4
    D5
    Histamine
    H1
    H2
    H3
      Adrenergic:
    α1
    α2
    α2C
    β1
    β2
    β3
    Serotonin
    5-HT1A   5-HT1B   5-HT1D
    5-HT2A  5-HT2B  5- HT2C
    5-HT5A   5-HT6   5-HT7
      Cannabinoid:
    CB1
    CB2
    Muscarinic:
    M1
    M2
    M3
    M4
    M5
     
    Second Messengers
    Arachidonic acid metabolism
    Nitric oxide synthase
    Inositol phosphate
    Calcium mobilization
      Isolated Organ Assays
    Adenosine: A1 A2A A2B
    Adrenergic: α1 α2 β1
    Histamine: H1 H2
    Muscarinic: M1 M2 M3
    Serotonin: 5-HT2A 5-HT2B 5-HT3 5-HT4
    Beta-Arrestin Translocation - BRET
    Mu-opioid
    CX3CR1
    • TRANSPORTERS

    Radioligand Assays
    Dopamine (DAT)
    Noradrenaline (NAT)
    Serotonin (5-HTT)
    • NUCLEAR RECEPTORS

    Radioligand Assays
    Estrogen receptors (ER)
    Androgen receptor (AR)
    Progesterone receptor (PR)
    Glucocorticoid receptor (GR)
    Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors (PPAR)
    Prostanoid receptors (PR)
    Functional assays
    Androgen receptor (AR)
    Glucocorticoid receptor (GR)

     

    • ENZYMES

    Kinase profiling >  250 functional assays
    Phosphodiesterases: 15 activity assays
    Phosphatases
    Beta-secretase
    Acetylcholinesterase  
    Monoamine oxidases: MAO-A, MAO-B
    Epigenetic enzymes    
    • ION CHANNELS

    Voltage-gated
    Calcium
    Potasium
    Sodium
    hERG
    Membrane ligand-gated
    NMDA
    GABAA
    5-HT3

    PHENOTYPIC ASSAYS

    • CELL VIABILITY AND CYTOTOXICITY IN 20+ HUMAN CELL LINES
    • MORPHOLOGICAL PROFILING BY HIGH-CONTENT IMAGING (CELL PAINTING)
    • PHENOTYPIC PROFILING BY LABEL-FREE DYNAMIC MASS REDISTRIBUTION-BASED ASSAYS
    • TARGET-DECONVOLUTION STRATEGIES
    • IN VITRO TRANSLATIONAL DISEASE-RELATED ASSAYS

    Neurological and neurodegenerative diseases
    Neurite outgrowth
    α-synuclein aggregation
    Metabolic- disease
    Adipocyte assay

    PRELIMINARY ADME-Tox AND SAFETY ASSAYS

    • CITOTOXICITY
    Cell Lines
    Cancer cell lines
    Human ovarian carcinoma: A2780, A2780cis, NCI-ADR/RES
    Human cervix carcinoma: HeLa 229
    Human breast carcinoma: MCF-7, T47D, MDA-MB-231, Hs578T
    Human lung carcinoma: NCI-H460, A549
    Human glioblastoma: SF268
    Human colon carcinoma: CACO-2, HT-29, HCT116
    Human liver carcinoma: Hep-G2
    Human neuroblastoma: SH-SY5Y
    Human acute myeloid leukemia: HL-60
    Human pancreatic carcinoma: CFPAC-1
    Human prostate carcinoma: LNCaP, PC3
    Human osteosarcoma: U2OS
    Other cell lines
    Human lung fibroblasts: MRC-5
    Porcine kidney cell line: LLC-PK1
    Cell Viability Technologies
    Crystal violet
    MTT reduction
    Sulforhodamine B
    ATP production
    • CYTOCHROME INDUCTION AND INHIBITION

    Recombinant P450 (1A2, 2C9, 2C19, 2D6, 3A4)
    • hERG
    • CHANNEL PERMEABILITY ASSAYS

    CACO-2 (6-well, 24-well and 96-well formats)
    • P-GLYCOPROTEIN SUBSTRATE
    • SOLUBILITY ASSAYS

    Aqueous solubility (pH-dependent)
    • MICROSOMAL STABILITY

    In several species
    • PLASMA PROTEIN BINDING

    In several species
    • PLASMA STABILITY

    In several species
    • GENOTOXICITY

    Micronucleus assay

    CUSTOMIZED ASSAYS

    • AD-HOC ASSAY DEVELOPMENT AND SCREENING

    Target engagement
    Phenotypic assays
    Target deconvolution strategies
  • The Innopharma Platform has state-of the art equipment for carrying out assay development projects and screening campaigns with different technological approaches

    • Radioactivity (Filtration and SPA)
    • Absorbance
    • Fluorescence intensity and polarization
    • Luminescence
    • FRET and Homogeneous Time-Resolved Fluorescence
    • BRET
    • Alphascreen
    • Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging
    • Automated patch-clamp
    • Label free (Dynamic Mass Redistribution)
    • Automated mobility shift (Lab on a chip)
    • High Content Screening
    • UPLC-MS/MS
    • Genome wide and candidate gene association studies
    • Next Generation Sequencing
  • INNOPHARMA's Drug Screening and Pharmacogenomics Platform

    Molecular Medicine and Chronic Diseases Research Center (CIMUS)
The contents of this page were updated on 10.02.2024.